I had forehead reduction surgery about 4 months ago. About 3 months in, I started to develop bone indentations that are very pronounced. It's definitely bone, not soft tissue swelling around. I've been to my surgeon about it several times and she's very confused and says she's never seen it happen. Does anyone know what it might be and anything I can do? It's quite embarrassing.
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Hello, hope you are well. It appears from the attached photos that you have frontal bossing. That occurs due to prominent bony projection, and can be improved substantially with forehead contouring. With this procedure, the bone is remodeled through an inconspicuous incision without necessarily...
Yes, forehead contouring can be done to reduce the large side. That takes about an hour to do and we do these procedures several times each week. Watch our videos to learn more.
Hello, thank you for your question, we need to know what was done in the surgery, we can offer you a virtual consultation for a better evaluation, please send us your full name and phone number on our email: hi@estherianclinic.com. We will contact you as soon as possible.
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